<p>In a Los Angeles hotel room, a fateful encounter unfolds between a struggling journalist and a fading star. [c=Jamie Dornan] portrays Danny Tate, a cynical writer reluctantly assigned a profile piece on Hervé Villechaize, the actor famously known for his roles in [t=Fantasy Island] and [m=The Man with the Golden Gun]. What begins as a simple interview transforms into a long, intense, and revelatory night as Villechaize, played with captivating depth by [c=Peter Dinklage], commandeers the conversation. Through a haze of cigarettes and confessions, the charismatic yet deeply troubled actor recounts the dizzying highs and devastating lows of his life in Hollywood, a journey marked by both extraordinary fame and profound isolation. Directed by [c=Sacha Gervasi], this poignant drama peels back the glittering facade of celebrity to explore the complex man behind the iconic voice and stature, as two strangers form an unlikely connection over a single, unforgettable dinner.</p>

<p>In this beautifully hand-drawn animated memoir, based on the beloved book by J.R. Ackerley, an elderly Englishman finds his solitary life transformed by the arrival of a boisterous, demanding, and utterly loyal German shepherd named Tulip. Narrated with warmth and wit by [c=Christopher Plummer], the story follows Ackerley as he navigates the hilarious and often exasperating challenges of dog ownership, from her stubborn refusal to obey basic commands to her unpredictable digestive habits. Despite the chaos she brings, Tulip becomes his steadfast companion, pulling him out of his introverted shell and forcing him to engage with a world of eccentric veterinarians, judgmental neighbors, and fellow dog lovers, voiced by a distinguished cast including [c=Lynn Redgrave] and [c=Isabella Rossellini]. Directed by [c=Paul Fierlinger] and [c=Sandra Fierlinger], the film masterfully balances gentle humor with profound emotion, exploring the deep, wordless bond between a man and his dog. Through Tulip’s unwavering presence, Ackerley confronts loneliness, loss, and the simple yet profound joys of unconditional love, crafting a poignant and unsentimental tribute to the animals that shape our lives.</p>

<p>In the comedy film [m=My Dog: The Paradox], directed and written by [c=Matthew Inman], audiences are invited to explore the whimsical and humorous aspects of canine companionship. The narrative delves into the complexities and contradictions that arise in the relationship between humans and their dogs, highlighting the unique bond that forms despite the challenges. With [c=Matthew Inman] at the helm, viewers can expect a blend of laughter and heartfelt moments that capture the essence of what it means to have a dog. The film promises to entertain while reflecting on the paradoxes that often accompany pet ownership, making it a delightful watch for dog lovers and comedy enthusiasts alike.</p>

<p>From acclaimed graphic novelist Dash Shaw (New School) comes an audacious debut that is equal parts disaster cinema, high school comedy and blockbuster satire, told through a dream-like mixed media animation style that incorporates drawings, paintings and collage.</p><p>Dash (Jason Schwartzman) and his best friend Assaf (Reggie Watts) are preparing for another year at Tides High School muckraking on behalf of their widely-distributed but little-read school newspaper, edited by their friend Verti (Maya Rudolph). But just when a blossoming relationship between Assaf and Verti threatens to destroy the boys' friendship, Dash learns of the administration's cover-up that puts all the students in danger.</p><p>As disaster erupts and the friends race to escape through the roof of the school, they are joined by a popular know-it- all (Lena Dunham) and a lunch lady (Susan Sarandon) who is much more than meets the eye. But even as the film piles on brilliant details like a post-apocalyptic cult formed by jocks, video game homages, and an infectious synth soundtrack, it never loses sight of the characters at the heart of the story. </p><p>Hailed as "the most original animated film of the year" and "John Hughes for the Adult Swim generation" (Indiewire), the film's everyday concerns of friendships, cliques and young love remind us how the high school experience continues to shape who we become, even in the most unusual of circumstances.</p>

<p>In the bustling heart of Edwardian London, a chance encounter on a rainy night sparks an audacious bet between two men from vastly different worlds. The erudite and arrogant phonetics professor Henry Higgins, played with imperious charm by [c=Rex Harrison], wagers he can transform a ragged Cockney flower girl into a lady fit for high society, simply by refining her speech. The subject of this experiment is the spirited Eliza Doolittle, brought to luminous life by [c=Audrey Hepburn], whose dreams extend far beyond selling violets in Covent Garden. Under the direction of [c=George Cukor], this sumptuous musical drama charts Eliza’s grueling and often humorous metamorphosis, as vowel sounds and manners are drilled into her with relentless precision. As she begins to blossom, the central conflict deepens, questioning whether Higgins views her as a person or merely a project, and what will become of a woman who no longer fits into her old world yet remains an outsider in the new one. Filled with unforgettable songs and lavish production design, the film is a witty, romantic, and ultimately poignant exploration of class, identity, and the transformative power of human connection.</p>

<p>Deaf and mute since having his hearing knocked out at the age of 12, Asher (Anderson) has been training for almost two decades to avenge himself on Ivan (Stretch), the man that killed his older brother, 21 years ago. And now that his nemesis is out of prison, he may get his chance. But Asher's target also happens to be his father. </p>

<p>Directed by [c=Charley Valera], this poignant documentary weaves together the personal stories of World War II veterans as they recount their experiences decades after the conflict. Through intimate interviews and archival footage, the film honors the courage and sacrifice of ordinary men who faced extraordinary circumstances, offering a deeply human perspective on one of history's most defining moments. Each veteran shares his unique journey, from enlistment and training to the harrowing realities of combat and the bittersweet return home, revealing the emotional weight carried across generations. The documentary explores not only the battles fought abroad but also the quiet struggles of reintegration into civilian life, highlighting how these memories have shaped families and communities. With a tone of reverence and reflection, [c=Charley Valera] crafts a moving tribute that captures the resilience of the human spirit, ensuring these voices are never forgotten. This heartfelt chronicle serves as both a historical record and a testament to the enduring bond between fathers and their children, inviting viewers to listen and remember.</p>

Noah must leave her city, boyfriend, and friends to move into William Leister's mansion, the flashy and wealthy husband of her mother Rafaela. As a proud and independent 17 year old, Noah resists living in a mansion surrounded by luxury. However, it is there where she meets Nick, her new stepbrother, and the clash of their strong personalities becomes evident from the very beginning.

18-year-old Noah moves from America to London, with her mother who's recently fallen in love with William, a wealthy British businessman. Noah meets William’s son, bad-boy Nick, and soon discovers there is an attraction between them neither can avoid. As Noah spends the summer adjusting to her new life, her devastating past will catch up with her while falling in love for the first time.

<p>Set against the tumultuous political backdrop of late '60s Chicago, "My Favorite Thing Is Monsters" is the fictional graphic diary of 10-year-old Karen Reyes. Karen tries to solve the murder of her enigmatic upstairs neighbor, Anka Silverberg, a holocaust survivor, while the interconnected stories of those around her unfold. When Karen's investigation takes us back to Anka's life in Nazi Germany, where the reader discovers how the personal, the political, the past, and the present converge. </p>

<p>A Ronda Rousey's life story.</p>

<p>In the tender and achingly brief short film [m=My First Kiss], director [c=Abbi Jackson] captures the electric anticipation and trembling vulnerability of a universal adolescent milestone. The story centers on a young protagonist on the cusp of a moment that feels both terrifying and exhilarating, navigating the delicate dance of desire and uncertainty. As she finds herself drawn to a captivating peer, the simple act of leaning in becomes a profound exploration of self-discovery and the nerve-wracking courage required to bridge the gap between two people. With a keen eye for the quiet, intimate details of teenage life, [c=Abbi Jackson] builds a world where a single moment carries the weight of the world. Starring [c=Elizabeth Broeder] and [c=Olivia Panacci], this poignant and atmospheric short film immerses viewers in the heart-pounding seconds before everything changes, capturing the awkwardness, sweetness, and profound significance of a first romantic connection with genuine emotional resonance.</p>

<p>In the poignant drama [m=My First of May], directed by [d=James Hung], audiences are invited to explore themes of hope and resilience. The film features a talented ensemble cast including [c=Aaron Kwok], [c=Natalie Hsu], [c=Nina Paw Hei-Ching], [c=Gigi Leung Wing-Kei], [c=Patrick Tam Yiu-Man], [c=Lawrence Cheng Tan-Shui], [c=Kenji Fan], [c=Law Wing-Cheong], [c=Tenky Tin Kai-Man], and [c=Tyson Chak]. Set to be released on December 5, 2025, this 90-minute feature promises to resonate with viewers through its heartfelt storytelling. Written by [w=Li Cheuk-Fung] and [w=James Hung], the film is produced by Entertaining Power and AMTD Digital, ensuring a captivating cinematic experience that reflects the complexities of human emotions and relationships. As the narrative unfolds, it highlights the significance of personal journeys and the connections that shape our lives.</p>

<p>Just days before her wedding a beautiful bride-to-be, Vanessa (Rachael Leigh Cook) is experiencing uncontrollable & wild fantasies about every male she lays eyes on. What's a girl to do? In this comic tale… seek the nearest church, hide in a confessional and reveal (in detail) these uncontrollable urges to the local priest. Unbeknownst to Vanessa, her "priest" has been swept off his feet and fallen for this future bride. Oops, and our hunky priest, Nick (Kenny Doughty), forgot to mention he's not really the priest, just the local carpenter hired to repair the confessional. Watch this one-time playboy follow his heart while giving a sermon in praise of lust, conducting a wedding ceremony, tagging along on the newlyweds honeymoon, and pretending to be possessed by the devil all in order to capture Vanessa's affections and win the woman of his dreams.</p>

<p>Jeffrey Dahmer murdered 17 men and boys in the Midwest United States between 1978 and 1991 before being captured and incarcerated. He would become one of America's most infamous serial killers. This is the story before that story.</p><p>Jeff Dahmer (Ross Lynch) is an awkward teenager struggling to make it through high school with a family life in ruins. He collects roadkill, fixates on a neighborhood jogger (Vincent Kartheiser), and copes with his unstable mother (Anne Heche) and well-intentioned father (Dallas Roberts). He begins to act out at school, and his goofball antics win over a group of band-nerds who form The Dahmer Fan Club, headed by Derf Backderf (Alex Wolff). </p><p>But this camaraderie can't mask his growing depravity. Approaching graduation, Jeff spirals further out of control, inching ever closer to madness.</p>

<p>In the intimate and quietly profound documentary "My Friend the Couch," director [c=Ethan Gomez-Zahnley] turns the camera inward to explore the complex relationship between people and the furniture that holds their lives. Through a series of candid interviews and reflective moments, individuals including [c=Jeff Peepgrass], [c=Marina Earle], and [c=Jenna Miller] share their stories, revealing how a simple piece of living room furniture becomes a silent witness to joy, grief, solitude, and connection. This nine-minute film weaves together these personal narratives, examining the couch as an anchor for memory and a stage for the human experience. With a contemplative and often poignant tone, the documentary invites viewers to consider the inanimate objects that share our most vulnerable moments, crafting a unique portrait of modern life seen from a surprisingly stationary point of view.</p>

<p>In a world where friendship is tested by the harsh realities of life, "My Friends Don’t Like Me" delves into the complexities of relationships as the protagonist grapples with feelings of isolation and self-doubt. The story centers on a young man, portrayed by [c=Taylor Jack], who is struggling to find his place among his peers. Despite his best efforts to connect, he feels the weight of rejection from those he once considered close friends.</p> <p>As the narrative unfolds, the dynamics within the group become increasingly strained, revealing hidden resentments and unspoken truths. The ensemble cast, including [c=Rachel Berger], [c=Drew Smialek], and [c=Pedro Ladeira], brings to life a tapestry of emotions, showcasing the fragility of friendship and the impact of personal insecurities. Directed by [c=Timothy Schwab], this drama captures the poignant moments of vulnerability and the yearning for acceptance against a backdrop of relatable struggles.</p> <p>With its raw and introspective tone, "My Friends Don’t Like Me" invites viewers to reflect on their own relationships and the often-unseen battles that lie beneath the surface. Audiences are drawn into a compelling exploration of what it means to belong, making it a thought-provoking experience that resonates long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>A curious human from a well-ordered but loveless future, P-A-X-497/341 (aka Pax), played by Barry Watson, returns to the year 2011 to satisfy his curiosity about such archaic concepts as love, passion and winds up making his own discoveries when he meets the woman of his dreams, Elizabeth Barrett, portrayed by Sara Rue, a newly published romance novelist.</p><p>When Pax doesn't return to the future by the given deadline, Bob (Fred Willard), his fellow scientist, travels back in time to find Pax. Meanwhile as Elizabeth is helping Pax learn about love, she ends up confiding in her colleague, played by Valerie Harper, about her own upcoming "surprise" engagement.</p>

<p>In a world where everyone carries a hidden, inner giant, one man discovers his is alarmingly small. [c=Paul Rudd] stars as Ben, a mild-mannered office worker whose personal "giant within"—a manifestation of one's confidence and potential—is a timid creature barely two feet tall. His life of quiet compromise is upended when he meets Maya, played by [c=Issa Rae], a free-spirited artist whose own towering, vibrant giant reflects her unapologetic zest for life. Inspired by her and desperate for change, Ben embarks on an awkward and often hilarious journey of self-discovery, attempting the impossible: to make his inner giant grow. This heartfelt and visually inventive comedy-drama, directed by [c=Marielle Heller], explores the universal struggle to find one's voice and stand tall against self-doubt. As Ben confronts past failures and present anxieties, he learns that nurturing his giant requires more than just wishful thinking—it demands courage he never knew he possessed.</p>

<p>In a celebration of faith, family, and the magic of the season, [c=Carrie Underwood] presents a heartfelt musical journey with My Gift: A Christmas Special. Directed by [c=Sandra Restrepo], this intimate concert film finds the acclaimed vocalist in her element, weaving together beloved holiday classics and poignant original songs from her chart-topping Christmas album. Framed by warm, personal reflections, Underwood shares the stage with a roster of special musical guests and a majestic choir, transforming the performance into a communal experience of reverence and joy. The special captures the essence of Christmas spirit through stunning musical arrangements and Underwood's powerful, emotive voice, creating an atmosphere of both festive celebration and peaceful contemplation. This is more than a concert; it's a beautifully crafted gift of music meant to inspire hope and togetherness, reminding viewers of the timeless traditions and heartfelt emotions that define the holidays.</p>

An erotic film about the relationship of a Korean woman with a black friend who stays at her boyfriend's house.

<p>In the delightfully absurd comedy [m=My Girlfriend Turned Into a Worm], directed by [c=Alex Herz], a young man's relationship takes an unexpectedly bizarre turn when his girlfriend undergoes a shocking transformation. The film follows the protagonist, played by [c=Rohan Padmakumar], who finds himself in an increasingly surreal predicament after his partner, portrayed by [c=Hannah Leigh], inexplicably morphs into a worm. What begins as a typical romance quickly spirals into a comedic exploration of love, commitment, and acceptance under the most unusual circumstances. As he navigates this peculiar new dynamic, he must contend with the reactions of friends and family, including characters brought to life by [c=Leo Sheng], [c=Grace Power], [c=Mat Wright], and [c=David Brown], each offering their own bewildered advice and comedic commentary. Blending heartfelt moments with absurdist humor, this short film playfully examines whether love can truly conquer all—even when your significant other is now a wriggling invertebrate. The result is a charmingly weird and surprisingly touching meditation on the lengths we go to for the ones we care about.</p>

<p>Jesse (Alyssa Milano, <i>Charmed</i>) is a sassy, intelligent woman who has yet to find "Mr. Right"-until she bumps into Ethan (Christopher Gorham, <i>Ugly Betty, Harper's Island</i>), a writer pushed to the edge of despair after having another novel rejected by publishers. For Jesse, the encounter offers more than a chance to inspire the artist in Ethan again. It also opens a new, romantic chapter in her life... with one huge complication.</p><p> Moments after meeting the perfect guy for her, Jesse meets Mr. Perfect- Troy (Michael Landes, <i>Possession</i>), a confident and successful advertising executive who makes almost every moment elegant and romantic. Soon Jesse is in over her head and grappling with the ultimate romantic paradox: what does a girl do when she meets "Mr. Right"... after already meeting the right guy? </p><p>Ultimately, what Jesse discovers about love reflects what the audience discovers about the story itself: Things are not always what they seem. <i>My Girlfriend's Boyfriend</i> is a classic love story turned upside down, a romantic comedy that blends a warm sincerity with fresh, stylized storytelling and some very big surprises.</p>

<p>"My Golden Days" is the story of Paul, an anthropologist preparing to leave Tajikistan. Reflecting on his life, he has a series of flashbacks ranging from his childhood in Roubaix to his mother's attacks of madness and his father's alienating depression. Through all of his reawakening memories, Paul is consistently reminded of Esther, the beautiful, rude, haughty soul and love of his life.</p>

<p>What happens when the bloodline of one of history’s most notorious criminals becomes the subject of a deeply personal documentary? [c=Sophia Maddox] and [c=Alexandra Orton] direct this compelling and unsettling exploration as [c=Sophia Maddox] herself embarks on a journey to understand her own family history and the dark legacy of her grandfather, Charles Manson. Driven by a need to reconcile her identity with the horrific crimes associated with his name, Maddox sifts through archival footage, conducts interviews with those connected to the Manson Family, and grapples with the emotional weight of her ancestry. The documentary weaves a tense and introspective narrative, balancing the chilling historical facts with Maddox’s raw, personal quest for closure and understanding. It is a sobering meditation on guilt, inheritance, and the struggle to define oneself apart from a monstrous past, offering a unique and haunting perspective on a story that continues to captivate and horrify the public.</p>

<p>In the short film "My Handwriting," co-directed by [c=Satya Paul] and [c=Jackson Denahy], a solitary writer discovers that the words he puts to paper begin to manifest in reality, blurring the line between creation and consequence. The unnamed protagonist, a reclusive and meticulous scribe, pours his deepest thoughts and anxieties into a leather-bound journal, only to find that each carefully crafted sentence triggers an unexpected event in his mundane world. As his handwriting grows bolder and more erratic, the consequences of his literary power spiral out of control, forcing him to confront the weight of his own words. This atmospheric and introspective drama explores themes of artistic responsibility, identity, and the fragile boundary between imagination and truth. With a runtime of just twenty-eight minutes, the film maintains a tense, meditative tone, drawing viewers into a quiet yet unnerving narrative where every stroke of the pen carries unforeseen repercussions.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Noah Cuenca], this intimate drama invites viewers into the search for belonging and the quiet power of human connection. The story centers on a diverse group of individuals—portrayed by [c=Carlos Alvarez], [c=Michael Brewton], [c=Aaron Dienger], [c=Tera Griffin], and [c=Michelle Rutherford]—who each carry their own burdens and private longings. Drawn together by circumstance, they find themselves in a shared space that begins to feel like a sanctuary from the chaos of their daily lives. As they navigate personal struggles, unresolved tensions, and the fragile art of opening up to one another, their interactions spark moments of unexpected warmth and revelation. The film's tone is reflective and gently hopeful, balancing moments of quiet introspection with subtle emotional crescendos. Without resorting to easy resolutions, it explores how a place—or the people within it—can transform our understanding of home and happiness. A tender, character-driven piece, My Happy Place resonates with anyone who has ever searched for comfort in the unlikeliest of corners.</p>

<p>Dwight (Patrick Fugit) and his sister Jessie (Ingrid Sophie Schram) reach a crossroads over what to do about their younger brother Thomas' (Owen Campbell) mysterious illness. The increasingly dangerous task of keeping him alive weighs heavy on sensitive Dwight, and as a fiercely private and close-knit family unit, Thomas and Jessie depend on him and the rituals they've learned in order to keep their secret. Dwight yearns for another life, but Jessie will stop at nothing to keep her family together.</p>

<p>In [m=My Hero], the story centers on a seemingly ordinary individual thrust into extraordinary circumstances that challenge the very essence of heroism. The protagonist, driven by a deep sense of justice and personal conviction, embarks on a journey that tests their courage, resilience, and moral compass. Along the way, they encounter a cast of compelling characters, each with their own motivations and secrets that complicate the path to heroism. As conflicts escalate, the narrative delves into themes of sacrifice, identity, and the true meaning of bravery. The film blends intense drama with moments of heartfelt humanity, creating a gripping atmosphere that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. With its dynamic storytelling and emotional depth, this movie offers a fresh take on the hero’s journey, inviting audiences to reconsider what it truly means to be a hero in today’s world.</p>

<p>In the explosive animated feature My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising, Class 1-A faces its most daunting challenge yet when a remote island community becomes their new, temporary hero agency. Led by the determined Izuku Midoriya, voiced by [c=Justin Briner], and his fiery rival Katsuki Bakugo, brought to life by [c=Clifford Chapin], the young heroes-in-training relish the chance to protect a peaceful town. Their hopeful mission takes a catastrophic turn with the arrival of a terrifying new villain, Nine, whose devastating Quirk and mysterious ambitions threaten utter annihilation. Directed by [c=Kenji Nagasaki], this high-stakes adventure pushes the students to their absolute limits, forcing unprecedented teamwork and sacrifice in a breathtaking battle where the very future of heroism hangs in the balance. With pulse-pounding action and emotional depth, the film captures the essence of the beloved series as these fledgling champions discover what it truly means to rise up in the face of impossible odds.</p>

<p>When a prestigious hero expo on a high-tech artificial island offers a chance for a school trip, Izuku Midoriya [c=Justin Briner] and his mentor, the legendary All Might [c=Christopher R. Sabat], see it as a perfect opportunity to relax. The trip becomes deeply personal for All Might when he reunites with an old friend, the brilliant scientist David Shield [c=Ray Chase], and his daughter Melissa [c=Erica Mendez]. However, the celebratory atmosphere shatters when a mysterious villain seizes control of the island, cutting off all escape and neutralizing the heroes' powers. With All Might weakened and the other heroes trapped, the fate of everyone on the island falls to Izuku and Melissa, who must use their wits and courage to infiltrate the villain's stronghold. This explosive feature film from the world of [t=My Hero Academia] blends high-stakes action with heartfelt character moments, as young Deku faces his greatest challenge yet to prove what it truly means to be a hero.</p>

<p>In the third feature film of the popular superhero franchise, "My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission" propels its heroes into their most global crisis yet. Directed by [c=Kenji Nagasaki], the animated adventure sees the world's heroes banding together to face a mysterious and devastating threat that endangers the entire planet. The young students of U.A. High, including Izuku Midoriya, find themselves at the heart of the conflict, pushed to their absolute limits in a race against time. The English-language voice cast, featuring talents like [c=Justin Briner], [c=Yuki Kaji], and [c=Robbie Daymond], brings the high-stakes action and emotional drama to life. With a screenplay by [c=Yosuke Kuroda] based on the original story by [c=Kohei Horikoshi], the film delivers over 100 minutes of spectacular animation, intense battles, and the series' signature themes of heroism and perseverance, as the future of quirk-users and humanity itself hangs in the balance.</p>

In a society devastated by the effects of an all-out war between heroes and villains, a mysterious giant fortress suddenly appears, engulfing towns and people one after another. Then, a man reminiscent of All Might, the 'symbol of peace', stands in front of Izuku and his friends...

<p>Hector Babenco's final film, before his death in 2016. This film recounts his experiences in his last year of life. Diego (Willem Dafoe) is a film director very close to death, surrounded by people young and old, acquaintances and family, who are having trouble dealing with his current tempestuous mood, as he relearns how to live.</p>

<p>In this hauntingly surreal animated short, a quiet, domestic existence becomes the stage for an unsettling exploration of identity and connection. The film follows a woman living in a seemingly perfect home with her husband, a figure whose presence is both constant and strangely distant. As she goes about her daily routines, her husband remains largely silent and passive, his reactions to her increasingly desperate bids for intimacy growing more bizarre and mechanical. The story delicately blurs the line between memory, fantasy, and reality, suggesting that the man she lives with may not be entirely real. Directed by [c=Remus Buznea] and [c=Kyriaki Kyriakou], the film uses its brief four-minute runtime to create a deeply atmospheric and melancholic tone, where the warmth of a shared home becomes a lonely, almost claustrophobic space. Voiced by [c=Sam C. Wilson], the husband serves as a mirror for the protagonist’s own fears and desires, forcing her to confront what it truly means to love and be loved. This is a poignant and visually arresting meditation on the ghosts we carry in our relationships.</p>

<p>A comedy about a young woman who is married to an older man and is newly pregnant. She finds herself dealing with a host of issues new to her, including the impact of her husband's ex-wife being diagnosed with cancer. </p>

<p>Writer-director Bertrand Tavernier is truly one of the grand auteurs of the movies. His experience is vast, his knowledge is voluminous, his love is inexhaustible and his perspective is matched only by that of Martin Scorsese. This magnificent, epic documentary has been a lifetime in the making.</p><p> Tavernier knows his native cinema inside and out, from the giants like Renoir, Godard, and Melville (for whom he worked as an assistant) to now overlooked and forgotten figures like Edmund T. Greville and Guy Gilles, and his observations and reminiscences are never less than penetrating and always deeply personal.</p>

<p>"My King" opens with Marie-Antoinette Jezequel whose recovering from a skiing accident at a rehabilitation center and looking back on the turbulent relationship she experienced with the charming but extremely self-centered lothario Georgio (Cassel). While she recovers physically, she explores her metaphysical pain, questioning what attracted her to Georgio in the first place.</p>

<p>After his mother's sudden death, Zucchini is befriended by a police officer, Raymond, who accompanies him to his new foster home, filled with other orphans his age. At first he struggles to find his place in this at times strange and hostile environment. </p><p>But with Raymond's help and his newfound friends, Zucchini eventually learns to trust and love, as he searches for a new family of his own.</p>

<p>In the delightful romantic comedy "My Life in Ruins," [c=Nia Vardalos] stars as Georgia, a disillusioned tour guide in Greece who struggles to find joy in her mundane job. Surrounded by a group of eccentric tourists, including the charming yet unpredictable character played by [c=Richard Dreyfuss], Georgia navigates a series of comedic yet insightful adventures that force her to confront her own life choices. With the picturesque backdrop of ancient ruins, she embarks on an unexpected journey of self-discovery, highlighting the importance of embracing both the present and the past.</p> <p>As the group explores the wonders of Greece, including breathtaking landscapes and rich history, Georgia's frustrations begin to fade, replaced by budding romance sparked by the handsome local played by [c=Alexis Georgoulis]. The film captures the essence of finding love in unexpected places while also dealing with the complexities of personal growth. With a vibrant cast that includes [c=Harland Williams], [c=Rachel Dratch], and [c=Rita Wilson], the light-hearted tone and humorous situations create a charming atmosphere that invites viewers to laugh, reflect, and cheer for Georgia as she learns to embrace life’s challenges with open arms.</p>

<p>Ann (Sarah Polley) is a hard working mother with two young daughters, a husband (Scott Speedman) who spends more time unemployed than working, a mother (Deborah Harry) with a history of broken dreams and a father who has spent the last ten years in jail. While other women her age are out partying, she spends her nights working as a janitor in a university she could never afford to go to in the daytime. She lives with her family in a tiny trailer in her mother's backyard. Somehow, she keeps her head above water: surviving but not "living."</p> <p>After collapsing one day, she goes in for a medical check-up, where a shy doctor tells her some shocking news. She tells no one, determined to shield her daughters from the truth and at the same time to take control of her life and to make the most out of it. To Don, her eccentric co-worker Laurie, her mother and her kids, Ann chalks her weak pallor up to a case of anemia. In private, Ann makes a list of things she had always wanted to accomplish in her life but never had the time. They range from the mundane to the sublime-from changing her hairstyle and getting fake nails to finding and making love with another man.</p> <p>Suddenly, Ann's life opens up, and the life force that was nascent in this 23 year-old, working-class woman blooms into a quiet yet steely determination.</p> <p>Burdened with her secret but liberated by her new sense of control, Ann's emotional journey leads her to unexpected places and gives her life new meaning: the tender moments, the volatile emotions she must keep inside, the recognition that she has the power to understand, examine and fully live her own life.</p>

<p>In the poignant drama My Little Moon, director and writer [c=Ali Atshani] crafts a delicate story of connection across cultural divides. The film follows a young Iranian woman, portrayed by [c=Elham Bagheri], whose life takes an unexpected turn when she is entrusted with the care of a small, vulnerable child. As she navigates this profound new responsibility, her path intersects with an American man, played by [c=Brent Kublick], whose own journey brings him to her world. Their tentative bond, forged through the shared focus on the child's well-being, challenges their preconceptions and personal histories. Featuring compelling performances from [c=Natalia Estefania Polo], [c=Nikole Lee Amateau], [c=Matthew Fairman], and [c=Ramin Madani], this emotionally resonant film explores themes of family, sacrifice, and the quiet courage found in unexpected guardianship. With a gentle yet penetrating tone, My Little Moon illuminates how the smallest lights can guide us through the darkest of nights.</p>

<p>In the hauntingly brief yet deeply atmospheric short film [m=My Little Nothing], director [c=Lucy Kerr] crafts a visceral exploration of absence and longing. The story centers on a young woman grappling with the inexplicable disappearance of her younger sister, a void that reshapes her everyday reality into a landscape of quiet dread. As she moves through the mundane routines of her life, the protagonist is haunted by fragmented memories and unsettling silences, each moment charged with the potential for revelation. The film’s tone is one of restrained, poetic unease, blending domestic intimacy with a creeping sense of the surreal. Rather than a conventional mystery, [m=My Little Nothing] delves into the emotional and psychological aftermath of loss, where the line between memory and imagination blurs. Through its sparse dialogue and evocative imagery, the story invites viewers to sit with the discomfort of the unknown, capturing the profound weight of what remains unsaid and unseen. This is a quietly powerful meditation on grief, absence, and the spaces where love once lived.</p>

<p>In a once-magical Equestria now divided by fear and mistrust, an idealistic young pony named Sunny Starscout dreams of reuniting the pony tribes. Voiced by [c=Vanessa Hudgens], Sunny’s belief in the old legends of harmony is met with skepticism in a world where earth ponies, pegasi, and unicorns live completely separate lives. Her quest takes a thrilling turn when she encounters a charismatic and rule-breaking unicorn named Izzy, brought to life by [c=Kimiko Glenn]. Together, this unlikely pair embarks on a daring adventure to find others who share their hope, encountering the brave pegasus Pipp, voiced by [c=Sofia Carson], and her pragmatic sister Zipp, played by [c=Liza Koshy]. Their journey becomes a vibrant and comedic race against time to uncover a forgotten truth and heal their fractured world, facing challenges that test their courage and the very possibility of friendship. This colorful animated adventure, directed by [c=Robert Cullen], is a heartwarming tale about bridging divides and rediscovering the magic that exists when we dare to connect.</p>

<p>In the vibrant world of Equestria, the magic of friendship faces its greatest threat in "My Little Pony: The Movie," an animated family adventure directed by [c=Jayson Theissen]. When a dark force threatens the kingdom, Twilight Sparkle and her pony friends must embark on an epic journey beyond their borders to save their home. Along the way, they encounter new allies and confront formidable challenges that test the very bonds they hold dear. The film features a stellar voice cast including [c=Tara Strong], [c=Cathy Weseluck], [c=Andrea Libman], [c=Tabitha St. Germain], and [c=Ashleigh Ball], alongside Hollywood talents [c=Emily Blunt], [c=Kristin Chenoweth], [c=Zoe Saldana], [c=Sia Furler], [c=Michael Pena], [c=Liev Schreiber], [c=Taye Diggs], and [c=Uzo Aduba]. Written by [c=Meghan McCarthy] and produced by [c=Brian Goldner] and [c=Stephen Davis], this 99-minute PG-rated musical spectacle is a celebration of courage, harmony, and the enduring power of friendship.</p>

<p>When it comes to women, playboy Mike (John Stamos) has all the right moves. So when Mike's buddies (Michael Rapaport and Bryan Callen) ask for advice on how to reconnect with their wives, Mike figures he'll share some secrets and help the guys regain their marriage mojo. But when Mike's lessons start backfiring with hilarious results, it takes a beautiful, no-nonsense friend (Tika Sumpter) to show Mike he still has a thing or two to learn about relationships. </p>

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<p>In the vibrant and often chaotic world of young adulthood, a simple melody can change the course of a life. Directed by [c=Fifth Solomon], this heartfelt romance follows the journey of a young woman, portrayed by [c=Ashtine Olviga], whose passion for music becomes intertwined with her search for connection. Her world is complicated by the arrival of a charming and enigmatic musician, played by [c=Rob Deniel], whose own artistic ambitions create an undeniable spark. As their lives become more entangled, they must navigate the expectations of friends like those played by [c=Lee Daewon] and [c=Pauline Bianca Santos], and the pressures of pursuing their dreams. This tender film explores the harmonies and dissonances of new love, asking whether a shared song can build a future or if the notes will eventually fade. With its warm tone and relatable emotional stakes, the story captures the bittersweet beauty of a romance composed in the key of youth.</p>

<p>When FBI agent Henry Durand ([c=Colin Hanks]) returns home to introduce his fiancée ([c=Selma Blair]) to his mother, he expects a quiet visit with the sweet, food-obsessed woman he left behind. Instead, he discovers his mom, Marty ([c=Meg Ryan]), has undergone a stunning transformation into a vibrant, confident woman, all thanks to her charming and mysterious new European boyfriend, Tommy ([c=Antonio Banderas]). Henry’s professional suspicions are immediately triggered, leading him to believe Tommy is actually a notorious international art thief he’s been tasked with capturing. This action-packed romantic comedy throws Henry into a hilarious and dangerous dilemma as he is forced to surveil his own mother’s whirlwind romance, trying to prove his girlfriend’s father wrong and protect his mom’s heart without blowing his crucial FBI operation. As the lines between family duty and professional ambition blur, Henry must navigate a farcical web of secrets, seduction, and suspected larceny, where the greatest threat might just be to his own preconceptions.</p>

<p>In the starkly intimate short film [m=My Mother's Belly], director [c=Diana Domingue] crafts a powerful and poetic exploration of body, identity, and the complex inheritance of womanhood. The story centers on a young girl, portrayed with raw vulnerability by [c=Valentina Russell], who finds herself grappling with the profound and often confusing changes of puberty. Her journey is not a solitary one, as she is guided by the steady, knowing presence of her mother, played by [c=Noemi Barreto-Moore]. The mother’s own body, bearing the marks of life and childbirth, becomes a living map of the past and a template for the future. Through quiet, intimate moments of connection and unspoken understanding, the daughter begins to reconcile her own changing form with the legacy of the women who came before her. This deeply moving drama, running just eleven minutes, uses its brief runtime to deliver a resonant and universal story about the sacred, often difficult, relationship between a mother and her daughter, and the tender, transformative process of growing into one’s own skin.</p>